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Weekly Reading 1
Tuesday 3rd of March “Cease to do evil; learn to do good.” Isaiah 1:10,16-20 In this reading today, God responds to the assembly gathered in the Temple, who are lamenting and seeking God to save them from a terrible crisis,
Weekly Reading 2
Wednesday 4th of March “They will condemn the Son of Man to death.” Matthew 20:17-28 This Lent is a time for us to reflect, repent, and reconcile with Jesus. Though some of us may be facing difficult times, worries or
Weekly Reading 3
Thursday 5th of March “Dives and Lazarus.” Luke 16:19-31 In today’s parable, we see the contrast between the rich man and Lazarus, who lived very different lives, yet the gift of eternal life was available to them both. How important
Weekly Reading 4
Friday 6th of March “This is the landlord’s heir: come, let us kill him.” Matthew 21:33-43,45-46 As we move forward in our Lenten journey towards the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus, we are invited to reflect on this parable
Weekly Reading 5
Saturday 7th of March “The prodigal son.” Luke 15:1-3,11-32 Today, we see a stark contrast between the two sons, the one who left but returned, and the one who stayed but became resentful. While this may seem surprising, the son
Weekly Reading 6
Sunday 8th of March 3rd Sunday of Lent “A spring of water welling up to eternal life.” John 4:5-42 What a beautiful thing it is to realise that as we begin our prayer today, the Lord is already waiting for
Weekly Reading 7
Monday 9th of March “No prophet is ever accepted in his own country.” Luke 4:24-30 As we pray today’s passage, we are called to overcome familiarity bias, recognising and honouring the wisdom and gifts within our immediate circles. The stories
Weekly Reading 1
Tuesday 10th of February “You get round the commandment of God to preserve vour own tradition.” Mark 7:1-13 In the gospel today, we see Jesus once again speaking out against the inconsistencies and hypocrisy of the Pharisees. who have given
Weekly Reading 2
Wednesday 11th of February “It is what comes out of a man that makes him unclean.” Mark 7:14-23 As we begin our prayer today, we thank God for the gift of Jesus, who directs our lives and paths. Our reading follows
